Friction and Lubrication: Determinations of the Laws and Coëfficients of Friction by New Methods and With New Apparatus
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This book is an essential guide for mechanical engineers, providing a comprehensive overview of the principles of mechanics and the laws of friction and lubrication. Thurston's new methods and apparatus are described in detail, providing valuable insight into the field of mechanical engineering.
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